Schools are closing. Meetings are canceled. People are panicking. And toilet paper has become the most valuable commodity of our day—Ladies and gentlemen, the Coronavirus has indeed arrived. Take The Virus Serious But Don’t Panic Although the internet is booming with hilarious memes about the Coronavirus that are hard not to share, we should take […]
Don’t Be Too Quick to Judge
How many details about the gospel should you expect a person to include in their story about how they came to know Christ? A visit by some new friends taught me the answer and a valuable lesson about judging others.
Evangelism Tip #8: Don’t Get Discouraged
The Bible says that one plants, another waters, but God gives the increase. So when you’ve done your part of faithfully sharing the gospel, you can be confident that God will do His.
Evangelism Tip #7: Show Genuine Care
We should care for all people as individuals. We must not see them as objects, checkboxes to be checked, or projects to be accomplished but lost sinners created in the image of God in desperate need of a Savior…
Evangelism Tip #6: Don’t Speak Christianese
Christians usually understand biblical language and the meaning of technical words. We know the definitions of words such as redemption, sacrifice, grace, and forgiveness. But most (if not all) unbelievers don’t understand what these words mean…
Does God Answer Prayer?
Does God answer prayer? Absolutely! I meet with a good friend to pray every Friday morning. We spend time praying about everything from personal life, church matters, family, ministry, and many other things…
Evangelism Tip #5: Answer, “I Don’t Know”
When you are sharing the gospel, people will sometimes ask you questions about your faith and the Bible that you don’t know…
Evangelism Tip #4: Use Breath Mints
Think of the last time you talked with someone with a really bad breath. Do you honestly remember what the conversation was about? Most likely not…
Evangelism Tip #3: Store Gospel Tracts In Your Car
In my previous article Evangelism Tip #2: Use Gospel Tracts, I talked about how Gospel tracts can be helpful when you want to share the gospel but don’t have the time to engage…
Why and How I Love Reading Books
The other day, I began thinking about why I love reading books so much. What prompted the consideration was a question from my dear wife…
Evangelism Tip #2: Use Gospel Tracts
Life here in California is busy. Sometimes too busy. And in the midst of our busy lives, we often have incredible opportunities to share the gospel with the lost. But the truth is, we don’t always have the time to stop and strike up conversations with people…
The Inception of The Walk Worthy Blog
When I was younger, I had zero (with a big Z) desire to write. Ask my mom (Hi, mom). In fact, I had no desire to study at all. But it all changed when the Lord saved me in May 2005.
Evangelism Tip #1: Know How To Share The Gospel
To be a Christian means you must know the gospel, but it doesn’t mean that you necessarily know how to share it simply and clearly. Like everything else in life, sharing the gospel is a learning process…
Almost Anxious: How I Escaped The Anxiety Trap
As my family and I reached the two-year mark of our stay in the USA, we began working on our VISA renewal. We were excited to move forward with the case. But as we started looking at it, my immigration attorney sent me an email…
Four Reasons You Should Read E-books
The famous British pastor, the prince of preachers, Charles Spurgeon, loved reading books. He had an impressive library that would have made most people drop their jaw. It was huge!